News · 26 July 2026

Ian Moss And Troy Cassar-Daley Extend ‘Together Alone’ Australian Tour Into 2027

The duo are also releasing a live album of their tour.

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Following strong fan demand after announcing their Together Alone 2026 tour, Ian Moss and Troy Cassar-Dale have extended the tour to include shows in Canberra, Melbourne, Adelaide, Sydney, Brisbane and Perth, along with additional regional shows in Tanunda and Bunbury, all taking place across February and March 2027.

The duo have also revealed they are releasing a live album, Together Alone - Live at the Ulumbarra Theatre, out Friday 2 October. Recorded during Moss and Cassar-Daley’s celebrated 2022 Together Alone Tour, the album comprises 16 tracks showcasing their chemistry on stage, including fan favourites 'Ain’t No Sunshine', 'Back on Country', 'Telephone Booth', 'Shadows on the Hill', 'The Dark End of the Street' and 'Bow River'.

Joining Mossy and Cassar-Daley on selected dates in 2027 will be special guests Flynn Gurry, Nathan May and Carla Geneve.

The new 2027 dates begin at Canberra Theatre in Canberra on Friday 19 February, followed by dates at Melbourne's Recital Centre on Saturday 20 February, Adelaide's Hindley Street Music Hall on Friday 26 February, Tanunda's Barossa Arts Centre on Saturday 27 February, Sydney's The Coliseum Theatre on Friday 12 March, Brisbane's The Tivoli on Saturday 13 March and Perth's Astor Theatre on Friday 19 March, finishing up at Bunbury's Regional Entertiament Centre on Saturday 20 March.

Fan Club pre-sale kicks off at 10am AEST on Wednesday 29 July and runs until 11.59pm ASET on Thursday 30 July or until allocation is exhausted. Sign up here. General public tickets go on sale from 10am AEST on Friday 31 July via ianmoss.com.au and troycassardaley.com.au.

Ian Moss and Troy Cassar-Daley are two of Australia's most successful male singer-songwriters, although they've both taken different paths to achieve success.

Mossy first found fame with pub rockers Cold Chisel in the '80s, releasing five classic albums with the group before they broke up in 1983. Striking out on his own, Mossy has dropped eight solo studio albums, including his #1 multi-platinum debut Matchbook.

Cassar-Daley broke through as a country artist in the '90s and has released 14 acclaimed studio albums, scored a whopping 34 number one chart singles and taken home six ARIA Awards. He is one of country music's most accomplished Aussie artists.

Catch Ian Moss and Troy Cassar-Daley performing at Adelaide's Hindley Street Music Hall on Friday 26 February and Tanunda's Barossa Arts Centre on Saturday 27 February. Ticketing information is available via ianmoss.com.au and troycassardaley.com.au.